“We bought you. No more kids, no more patients, no more hospital. You got it?” - Use a frustrated tone, really trying to drive a point home but too tired to really have too much emotion put into it. 

 “We’re going to leave your medical programming just in case we have any emergencies on site. You’ll be able to take care of the guests or staff until paramedics arrive. I don’t think you’ll be using it much, though.” - A droll explanation, with the emotion of wanting to get this done as soon as possible so she can go home for the day. 

“Just call me Doc. Everyone else around here does. Why should you be any different?” - Let some bitterness seep into these lines. She has a nickname, she uses it, but there's an obvious distain for it. Let the last line sound as though she's saying it under her breath.